PPT-Getting your story across in the local media
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Getting your story across in the local media: Transcript
Callingham amp Edwards Limited 1 Accentuate the Positive Chaos and Mayhem Bad news is good news theyll come to you Good news has to be served on a plate looking tasty 2 Identifying your audience. Caroline Shepherd & . Amanda Atlee. Media and Public Affairs Coordinator. How Amnesty International Engages with the Media. AI International Press Office. AIA Australia media office Sydney. Community Organisers, Branch Committees, Office Volunteers & Activists help drive regional media coverage. Story Telling . and . Increasing Media Attention . Input by Zonta International PR & . Communications Committee. How to attract Media attention. Christine . Gerberding. . cgerberdng@aol.com. Tsemaye. In pairs,. . Define the media’s role in contemporary society.. Does the media tell us the TRUTH??. In pairs, develop a short response to this question.. Can you think of any examples when the media has not told us the truth?. Civil Air Patrol: . Selling Our Story. BY: . Capt. Rick Rutledge. OKWG CAP. Public Affairs Officer. Broken Arrow Comp. Sq. – Tulsa Area. Deputy Commander. Public Affairs Officer. Emergency Services Officer. Global Media and Public Outrage. Elizabeth . Losh. http://. losh.ucsd.edu. Charting Out Works. Synthesizing Information for the Final Exam. Medium/Media . . . about Medium/. Media. Losh. Thesis/Theses. Water . and Sanitation in the Media: Relegated to the . Side-lines? . By Fredrick . Mugira. . Current status . Insufficient WASH stories . in African media . But coverage . of these issues on the continent has increased over the last . . A Guide for . NAHU. Members. Presented By:. Kelly Loussedes. Vice President of . Public . Relations. Working with the Media. . A Guide for NAHU Members. Presented By:. Kelly Loussedes. Vice President of Public . story. Read this if you want to . learn how to:. Effectively tell people what you are doing. Build interest in, and support for, your community action plan. Telling . your story. We all connect to people’s stories better than facts and figures, which is why it’s important to learn how to tell and share good stories. Simple quotes and photos alongside a human-interest story can bring projects to life.. Read this if you want to learn:. What is a case study?. Why is it important? . Telling a good story. How to build a case study. Getting your story out there. What is a case study?. We . all connect to people’s stories better than facts and figures, which is why it’s important to learn how to tell and share good . Jason M. Mount, Scott County. Patricia A. Baldwin, Hendrix County. Rodney J. Cummings, Madison County. Connie Smith, IPAC Public Affairs. Public Relations Committee. Public Relations Committee. Connie Smith. What is it and why should I care?. Learning Target:. I can define media bias in general terms and understand why it is important to study.. What is Media Bias?. Bias- . A preference towards a particular attitude about a subject, often accompanied by a refusal to accept other viewpoints.. Jason M. Mount, Scott County. Patricia A. Baldwin, Hendrix County. Rodney J. Cummings, Madison County. Connie Smith, IPAC Public Affairs. Public Relations Committee. Public Relations Committee. Connie Smith. Bill Nichols . Spotlight on Poverty and Opportunity. Everyone hates pitching stories. Because this is often the result:. There are fewer and fewer reporters to pitch to. It’s an all too-familiar story: local media is wasting away.. in conjunction with Google, NAMLE, . Poynter. Institute for Media Studies, and Stanford History Education Group. Check it before you share it. The problem: . At a time when information is plentiful and readily available online, students do not often know who to trust. SHEG research shows that even high achievers and college students and can be deceived by false or misleading information that appears to be credible. .
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